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This magnificent song was written by Hamish Henderson in 1960 for the peace marchers at the Holy Loch near Glasgow. The tune is the World War I pipe march, The Bloody Fields of Flanders.Henderson …
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This song combines an old Gaelic tune, a Russian poem remade by a Scots maker, two Scots traditional singers and four classically trained Russian singers. The song performed here by Christine Kydd, Ewan …
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A beautiful and much-loved song about Scots gypsy-travellers knowing that it is time to stop living in their winter house and to go out and travel the roads.The signal is that the yellow blossoms have …
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Another poem from Perthshire poet Margaret Gillies Brown, from her new diehard book Ilka Spring. Margaret is now in her late eighties and has been writing and publishing poems in Scots since the …
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'A Dug, A Dug', by Bill Keys, is one of the poems from 'The Kist' - an anthology of Scots (and Gaelic) poetry and prose that was digitised by Education Scotland …
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He wis jist a wee laddibblin in a puddle,glaur fae heid tae fit,enjoyin haen a guddle.He micht hae been a poacherpu’in salmon fae the beck.He coulda been a paratrooperswamp up tae his neck.Oneywey, …
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'Brekken Beach, Nort Yell', by Christine De Luca, is one of the poems from 'The Kist' - an anthology of Scots (and Gaelic) poetry and prose that was digitised by Education Scotland …
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'Graffiti' by Janet Paisley, is one of the poems from 'The Kist' - an anthology of Scots (and Gaelic) poetry and prose that was digitised by Education Scotland and gifted to the Scots Language …
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'Hungry Waters', by Hugh MacDiarmid, is one of the poems from 'The Kist' - an anthology of Scots (and Gaelic) poetry and prose that was digitised by Education Scotland and …
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'Sharleen: Ah’m Shy', by Janet Paisley, is one of the poems from 'The Kist' - an anthology of Scots (and Gaelic) poetry and prose that was digitised by Education Scotland …